In 1983, a dying infant chimpanzee was brought to the farm of David and Sheila Siddle in central Zambia. The Siddles' success in rescuing that chimpanzee – nicknamed "Pal" – and the dozens that followed over the next 25 years created a legacy that stands as one of the great conservation stories of Africa.
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In My Family Tree:
A Life With Chimpanzees

Called "exhilarating," "engrossing" and "inspiring" by critics. the highly acclaimed autobiography of Chimfunshi co-founder Sheila Siddle is available in English, Dutch and German languages and can be purchased on-line. The paperback version will be released in the United States in September. Read more about "In My Family Tree: A Life with Chimpanzees.

25th Anniversary
Merchandise: Now On Sale

Special limited edition t-shirts and celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage are now available. The shirt bears the special 25th anniversary logo and can be viewed at the Chimfunshi Merchandise page. All proceeds will directly benefit Chimfunshi and the chimpanzees. See More>